Season Three wraps up without a cliffhanger. When an ancient evil resurfaces, Pike faces a life-altering choice to stop it.

After a mission turns crew members into Vulcans, trouble arises when they try to revert to human.

Hijinks ensue.

NOTE: Like Adventure Hour, this episode has a post-credit scene.

While aiding a war-torn planet, Pike and crew face scrutiny from a probing journalist.

The episode sparked a lot of discussion on Reddit, mostly around the framing device of being a “documentary”.

Through the Lens of Time

Nurse Chapel and Dr. Korby’s quest to uncover the next step in human evolution leads the Enterprise to a planet where ancient ruins hide a deeper mystery and a terrifying secret.

(Note: Paramount+ spells it “Lense”, but everywhere else has it spelled correctly)

The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail

Kirk’s first day as captain turns disastrous when a scavenger ship seizes the Enterprise.

Again, two wildly different tones for these episodes.

Shuttle to Kenfori

In order to cure Batel, Pike and M’Benga travel to Klingon space, where M’Benga’s past resurfaces on a dangerous planet.

A Space Adventure Hour

When La’An tests a prototype holodeck with a fictional case only she can solve, the consequences of failure get greater and greater, with the Enterprise hanging in the balance.

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We interrupt our descent into dystopia with a little shred of hope.